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- emb_layers is SiLU + linear -> dense - proj_in is Conv2d - proj_out is Conv2d - transformer_blocks is BasicTransformerBlock -> CrossAttention, LayerNorm, FeedForward - CrossAttention: all linear layers ->...
unet time_embed: linear, silu, linear, so its dense unet out: GroupNorm, SiLU, Conv2d op (which I guess you mean op of the unet downsampling block) is conv2d It's all readily...
@ogkalu2 Do you have a repository for this where I could take a look?
If I find the time in the next few days, I would also take a look at ```ctrl+enter``` selection evaluation for multiple single line statements. As ```shift+enter``` evaluation only works...
Functionality is implemented. The mocking system of the unit tests irritate me a bit. I don't have the time to dive into those right now. Using manual testing everything seems...
Welp. I done goof'd. The ```do``` block wrapping was a stupid idea, as it made evaluating single line non-expressions, like ```let a = 0``` impossible and it messed up scoping....
Yes, they are broken. But I'm fairly certain that the mocking system is at fault here. I tried to fix it, but the values returned by the editor mock objects...
@yaxu Yes, your example works (using ```shift+enter```). As long as your code follows some (hierarchical) indentation, it should evaluate correctly.
Yes, evaling a ```do``` block works with ```ctrl-enter``` (oopsie, typo in issue description), _but_ it actually evals the surrounding do blocks as well if nested. Evaluating the inner block, evaluates...